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Re: [libreoffice-users] Chart in Calc

2011-12-25 Thread soumalya ray

sorry forgot to attach the link- http://youtu.be/NcYwVHIN2lE?hd=1
regards,

On 26 December 2011 13:21, soumalya ray  wrote:

> about ur 2nd problem, does this help?
> regards,
>
>
>
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Re: [libreoffice-users] Chart in Calc

2011-12-25 Thread soumalya ray

about ur 2nd problem, does this help?
regards,

On 22 December 2011 20:31, Walter Hildebrandt  wrote:

> I made a chart that had 2 problems.
>
> 1st problem:  There was a series of numbers under the columns that I
> believe were the names of each column.  The first column was 1, the second
> column was 2, etc.   How do I change the number to the real name I want to
> use?
>
> 2nd problem:  some of the columns were negative numbers and were below the
> zero line.  This caused the column to be over the number (over the name) of
> the column thereby hiding the number/name.  How do I correct this?
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[libreoffice-users] Re: LOcalc SAVE as .html gratuitously changes HREF= from relative to absolute.

2011-12-25 Thread GaryKYF

Jiri & :

I have both "use relative" boxes checked in
"Tools/options/Load-Save/General" (although I saw the same behavior when
neither box was checked.)

The problem is:  HREF= is relative after the first SAVE and it's changed to
absolute after just another LOAD and  SAVE; no other operations performed. 
I still think this is a bug... try my sequence of operations on your
machine!

73,
  Gary

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Re: [libreoffice-users] LOcalc SAVE as .html gratuitously changes HREF= from relative to absolute.

2011-12-25 Thread webmaster for Kracked Press Productions

I would choose "relative" URLs. That way, when you want to move the
pages to a different system, it will still work properly. If I created
a web site with "absolute" URLs, then when I place it online, the URLs
would point to file-type of URL instead of one that would be used with a
domain.

a sample of a file-type or style:
file:///home/timothy/a-web-pages/godaddy-host/libreoffice-na.us/English-3.4-installs/dictionary.html

On 12/25/2011 06:21 PM, "Ing. Jiří Hladůvka" wrote:

In Tools-Options-Loading/Saving-Common
(perhaps this path is a bit different in English) you can choose
saving URLs relative or absolute to the file system.

Read more in Help for that option.
There is written that *tips* are always displayed as absolute path.

If you copy the .html file to e.g. C:\TMP\ and open it in Calc
the tip will say C:\TMP\link.html as the html tag in the source
points to the same folder ...

Jiri

Dne 25.12.2011 21:44, GaryKYF napsal(a):
Hello... I think I have found a bug in LOcalc's handling of
HREF="url" when
LOcalc saves its sheet in .html format. Here's the procedure to
expose the

bug:

I'm running LibreOffice 3.4.4 on WinXP SP3.

1) Open Calc by clicking on desktop shortcut to.

2) Type "Text with HYPERLINK" into cell A1.

3) Select cell A1 and hi-lite HYPERLINK in Formula Toolbar.

4) Click hyperlink icon in Standard Toolbar and select DOCUMENT.

5) Type link.html in Path. Click APPLY and CLOSE.

6) Click SAVE and save file as File Name: abc and Type: HTML on the
Desktop. Choose "Keep Current Format". File "abc.html" is created.

7) Exit Calc using X in upper right corner.

8) Drag&drop abc.html into a text editor (I use EditPlus)

9) See HREF="link.html" in the ... directive.

NOTE: This behavior is what we expect since "link.html" was what was
entered in the hyperlink interaction above (#5).

10) Close the editor.

11) Drag&drop abc.html into the Calc desktop shortcut.

12) Using SAVE AS, save the page/sheet as File Name: abc and Type:
HTML&
Keep Current Format. Select "overwrite" to save the new abc.html
over the

previous one.

13) Exit Calc using X in upper right corner.

14) Drag&drop abc.html into the text editor again.

15) See that HREF= is now:

HREF="file:///C:/Documents and
Settings/username/Desktop/link.html"

16) It's now been changed to an **ABSOLUTE** path and the abc.html
file can

only operate properly when it resides on the desktop. If it were moved
(along with "link.html") to another folder it would not be able to find
"link.html"...

Since I'm creating documentation that will be updated in the future
by some
as-yet-unknown individual (noobie?), I need Calc's SAVE and/or SAVE
AS to
operate consistently and accurately; not gratuitously changing things
that I

have not changed!

Do you have an explanation that would let me believe that this
behavior was

intended?

73,
Gary

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Re: [libreoffice-users] LOcalc SAVE as .html gratuitously changes HREF= from relative to absolute.

2011-12-25 Thread Ing. Jiří Hladůvka

In Tools-Options-Loading/Saving-Common
(perhaps this path is a bit different in English) you can choose
saving URLs relative or absolute to the file system.

Read more in Help for that option.
There is written that *tips* are always displayed as absolute path.

If you copy the .html file to e.g. C:\TMP\ and open it in Calc
the tip will say C:\TMP\link.html as the html tag in the source
points to the same folder ...

Jiri

Dne 25.12.2011 21:44, GaryKYF napsal(a):

Hello... I think I have found a bug in LOcalc's handling of HREF="url" when
LOcalc saves its sheet in .html format. Here's the procedure to expose the
bug:

I'm running LibreOffice 3.4.4 on WinXP SP3.

1) Open Calc by clicking on desktop shortcut to.

2) Type "Text with HYPERLINK" into cell A1.

3) Select cell A1 and hi-lite HYPERLINK in Formula Toolbar.

4) Click hyperlink icon in Standard Toolbar and select DOCUMENT.

5) Type link.html in Path. Click APPLY and CLOSE.

6) Click SAVE and save file as File Name: abc and Type: HTML on the
Desktop. Choose "Keep Current Format". File "abc.html" is created.

7) Exit Calc using X in upper right corner.

8) Drag&drop abc.html into a text editor (I use EditPlus)

9) See HREF="link.html" in the ... directive.

NOTE: This behavior is what we expect since "link.html" was what was
entered in the hyperlink interaction above (#5).

10) Close the editor.

11) Drag&drop abc.html into the Calc desktop shortcut.

12) Using SAVE AS, save the page/sheet as File Name: abc and Type: HTML&
Keep Current Format. Select "overwrite" to save the new abc.html over the
previous one.

13) Exit Calc using X in upper right corner.

14) Drag&drop abc.html into the text editor again.

15) See that HREF= is now:

HREF="file:///C:/Documents and Settings/username/Desktop/link.html"

16) It's now been changed to an **ABSOLUTE** path and the abc.html file can
only operate properly when it resides on the desktop. If it were moved
(along with "link.html") to another folder it would not be able to find
"link.html"...

Since I'm creating documentation that will be updated in the future by some
as-yet-unknown individual (noobie?), I need Calc's SAVE and/or SAVE AS to
operate consistently and accurately; not gratuitously changing things that I
have not changed!

Do you have an explanation that would let me believe that this behavior was
intended?

73,
Gary

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[libreoffice-users] Re: [tdf-discuss] LibreOffice 3.5: bug hunting session and new features

2011-12-25 Thread Thorsten Behrens

Cor Nouws wrote:
> All you need is a PC with Windows, MacOS X or Linux, and LibreOffice 3.5
> Beta 1 (which can be downloaded from
> http://www.libreoffice.org/pre-releases), plus a lot of enthusiasm.
>
Beta 2 by now - with less bugs, but presumably still enough to
warrant a bug hunting. :)

All the best,

-- Thorsten

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[libreoffice-users] LOcalc SAVE as .html gratuitously changes HREF= from relative to absolute.

2011-12-25 Thread GaryKYF

Hello... I think I have found a bug in LOcalc's handling of HREF="url" when
LOcalc saves its sheet in .html format. Here's the procedure to expose the
bug:

I'm running LibreOffice 3.4.4 on WinXP SP3.

1) Open Calc by clicking on desktop shortcut to .

2) Type "Text with HYPERLINK" into cell A1.

3) Select cell A1 and hi-lite HYPERLINK in Formula Toolbar.

4) Click hyperlink icon in Standard Toolbar and select DOCUMENT.

5) Type link.html in Path. Click APPLY and CLOSE.

6) Click SAVE and save file as File Name: abc and Type: HTML on the
Desktop. Choose "Keep Current Format". File "abc.html" is created.

7) Exit Calc using X in upper right corner.

8) Drag&drop abc.html into a text editor (I use EditPlus)

9) See HREF="link.html" in the ... directive.

NOTE: This behavior is what we expect since "link.html" was what was
entered in the hyperlink interaction above (#5).

10) Close the editor.

11) Drag&drop abc.html into the Calc desktop shortcut.

12) Using SAVE AS, save the page/sheet as File Name: abc and Type: HTML &
Keep Current Format. Select "overwrite" to save the new abc.html over the
previous one.

13) Exit Calc using X in upper right corner.

14) Drag&drop abc.html into the text editor again.

15) See that HREF= is now:

HREF="file:///C:/Documents and Settings/username/Desktop/link.html"

Since I'm creating documentation that will be updated in the future by some
as-yet-unknown individual (noobie?), I need Calc's SAVE and/or SAVE AS to
operate consistently and accurately; not gratuitously changing things that I
have not changed!

Do you have an explanation that would let me believe that this behavior was
intended?

73,
Gary

[libreoffice-users] Re: RTF to PDF Command Line

2011-12-25 Thread Tom

Hi :)
Don't worry.  Any time is ok.  This thread stays here and you can always
create a new one if it's months or years before you get around to it.  

Rtf can hold images.  I just did a quick check.  Svg, png, gifs were all
fine.  I didn't try jpgs.  Rtf can't cope with Macros

Microsoft promoted Rtf as a long-lasting format that all sorts of programs
would use.  Apparently there was/is a court-case about it.  There were
claims that Rtf was too proprietary to the extent that it was difficult for
non-MS programs to integrate updates to the format into their programs.  So
instead of being able to be used properly in all programs Rtf was really
limited to MS programs.  Crazy huh?  MS have stopped developing Rtf so any
current or future security issues or any problems at all will remain
unfixed.  MS claim that DocX is "Open" but seem to be making  their
implementation of it secret/proprietary.  

Now Adobe are promoting their Pdf format as the one format that can be read
the same on any system.  It is a proprietary format.  It is free as long as
they choose to keep it free but that could change anytime they like.  Also 
if there are any problems or security issues then we have to rely on Adobe
to fix them.  

Rtf to Pdf is a bit like "Out of the frying pan and into the fire".  It does
sort things out temporarily but locks you in further.  Staying with Rtf
makes more sense.  Moving to Odf is the best bet = at least it really is
native to a wide variety of programs and is even supported in MS Office now.  

Regards from
Tom :)

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[libreoffice-users] Re: Libre Office in IOS5?

2011-12-25 Thread Tinkerer

Krackedpress

The iPad2 has 32GB of storage plus whatever you want to pay for in iCloud.
I was not thinking of using USB sticks as you cannot connect them directly
to an iPad.
Transfers would be made through Sync or iCloud.
The only problem I see is obtaining a version that will run on the IOS5
system.

Tink.

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Re: [libreoffice-users] Libre Office in IOS5?

2011-12-25 Thread webmaster for Kracked Press Productions



I have read that there are people working on versions for tablets.  I 
have seen text about a version for Android tablets, and I think I have 
read the same about Apple's tablets.  The key will be how "limited" will 
it be due to the low resources for your "standard" tablets.


According to the web site, Mac's version system resources are the following:
* MacOSX 10.4 (Tiger) or higher;
* Intel or PowerPC processor;
* 512 Mb RAM;
* Up to 800 Mb available hard disk space;
* 1024x768 graphic device with 256 colors (higher resolution 
recommended).


How much does an iPad have available for LO to reside on and run from?  
Most likely it will be either run off a Thumb drive or a media card 
[microSD?], like the current Windows "portable" version that runs on a 
Windows PC.


The real key is porting the code to the tablet OSs.  How many of LO's 
developers have the skills with programming for the Android OS or iPad's 
OS?  We have plenty of developers, and experience, for Windows, Linux, 
and MacOSX, but tablets are  new platforms and it will take a bit of 
time to get the experience needed to do the porting to these platforms.  
I do not know if these OSs have much documentation available for people 
to learn how to program on them.


On 12/25/2011 08:48 AM, Tinkerer wrote:

Will the portable Libre Office, or any version,run in IOS5?
I use Libre on my iMac and I would love to have it on my iPad.
There seems to be more than one interpretation of "Portable".

Tink.

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[libreoffice-users] Libre Office in IOS5?

2011-12-25 Thread Tinkerer

Will the portable Libre Office, or any version,run in IOS5?
I use Libre on my iMac and I would love to have it on my iPad.
There seems to be more than one interpretation of "Portable".

Tink.

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Re: [libreoffice-users] Chart in Calc

Re: [libreoffice-users] Chart in Calc

[libreoffice-users] Re: LOcalc SAVE as .html gratuitously changes HREF= from relative to absolute.

Re: [libreoffice-users] LOcalc SAVE as .html gratuitously changes HREF= from relative to absolute.

Re: [libreoffice-users] LOcalc SAVE as .html gratuitously changes HREF= from relative to absolute.

[libreoffice-users] Re: [tdf-discuss] LibreOffice 3.5: bug hunting session and new features

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